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Why the crypto-backdoor side is morally corrupt

Posted on April 2, 2018 by Robert Graham

Crypto-backdoors for law enforcement is a reasonable position, but the side that argues for it adds things that are either outright lies or morally corrupt. Every year, the amount of digital evidence law enforcement has to solve crimes increases, yet t… Continue reading Why the crypto-backdoor side is morally corrupt→

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Why the crypto-backdoor side is morally corrupt

Posted on April 2, 2018 by Robert Graham

Crypto-backdoors for law enforcement is a reasonable position, but the side that argues for it adds things that are either outright lies or morally corrupt. Every year, the amount of digital evidence law enforcement has to solve crimes increases, yet t… Continue reading Why the crypto-backdoor side is morally corrupt→

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WannaCry after one year

Posted on March 30, 2018 by Robert Graham

In the news, Boeing (an aircraft maker) has been “targeted by a WannaCry virus attack”. Phrased this way, it’s implausible. There are no new attacks targeting people with WannaCry. There is either no WannaCry, or it’s simply a continuation of the attac… Continue reading WannaCry after one year→

Posted in priority-post, Security Bloggers Network

WannaCry after one year

Posted on March 30, 2018 by Robert Graham

In the news, Boeing (an aircraft maker) has been “targeted by a WannaCry virus attack”. Phrased this way, it’s implausible. There are no new attacks targeting people with WannaCry. There is either no WannaCry, or it’s simply a continuation of the attac… Continue reading WannaCry after one year→

Posted in Uncategorized

What John Oliver gets wrong about Bitcoin

Posted on March 12, 2018 by Robert Graham

John Oliver covered bitcoin/cryptocurrencies last night. I thought I’d describe a bunch of things he gets wrong.How Bitcoin worksNowhere in the show does it describe what Bitcoin is and how it works.Discussions should always start with Satoshi Nakamoto… Continue reading What John Oliver gets wrong about Bitcoin→

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What John Oliver gets wrong about Bitcoin

Posted on March 12, 2018 by Robert Graham

John Oliver covered bitcoin/cryptocurrencies last night. I thought I’d describe a bunch of things he gets wrong.

How Bitcoin works
Nowhere in the show does it describe what Bitcoin is and how it works.

Discussions should always start with Satoshi Na… Continue reading What John Oliver gets wrong about Bitcoin→

Posted in Security Bloggers Network

Some notes on memcached DDoS

Posted on March 8, 2018 by Robert Graham

I thought I’d write up some notes on the memcached DDoS. Specifically, I describe how many I found scanning the Internet with masscan, and how to use masscan as a killswitch to neuter the worst of the attacks.Test your serversI added code to … Continue reading Some notes on memcached DDoS→

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Some notes on memcached DDoS

Posted on March 8, 2018 by Robert Graham

I thought I’d write up some notes on the memcached DDoS. Specifically, I describe how many I found scanning the Internet with masscan, and how to use masscan as a killswitch to neuter the worst of the attacks.
Test your servers
I added code t… Continue reading Some notes on memcached DDoS→

Posted in Security Bloggers Network

AskRob: Does Tor let government peek at vuln info?

Posted on March 1, 2018 by Robert Graham

On Twitter, somebody asked this question:@ErrataRob comments?— E. Harding🇸🇾, друг народа (anti-Russia=block) (@Enopoletus) March 1, 2018The question is about a blog post that claims Tor privately tips off the government about vulnerabilities, usin… Continue reading AskRob: Does Tor let government peek at vuln info?→

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AskRob: Does Tor let government peek at vuln info?

Posted on March 1, 2018 by Robert Graham

On Twitter, somebody asked this question:

@ErrataRob comments?
— E. Harding🇸🇾, друг народа (anti-Russia=block) (@Enopoletus) March 1, 2018

The question is about this bl… Continue reading AskRob: Does Tor let government peek at vuln info?→

Posted in Security Bloggers Network

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